This unisex streetwear tee features a distinctive acid-wash black denim-like finish with hand-drawn, distressed graphics inspired by indie rock band Sebadoh. Front print includes the stylized 'Sebadoh' name in red and white, a hammer-and-axe motif, and a bold red heart—evoking DIY punk aesthetics. The back showcases three stick figures beneath two circular motifs (reminiscent of vinyl records or planets), a question mark, and the phonetic spelling '(seh-bah-doe)', with a small handwritten tagline below. Made from soft cotton jersey, it offers relaxed fit and vintage-inspired texture. Ideal for fans of alternative music, art-driven fashion, and retro grunge revival. Perfect for daily wear, concerts, or layered under jackets in spring/fall. The garment’s intentional fading and raw graphic treatment align with Gallery Dept’s signature deconstructed, archive-inspired design language—blending music subculture with contemporary streetwear.